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Media headlines can be incredibly confusing right now, especially regarding what’s happening with foreclosures. 

In today’s market, you must understand what’s going on and can bring clarity to discussions with your clients as an educated agent. 

Watch Kate Rezabek, KCM’s Vice President of Research and Content Strategy, as she goes over what the data says and why we won’t see a wave of foreclosures coming to the market. 

Watch it now  to ensure you can accurately answer client questions and calm any fears in the wake of these headlines. 

Contact The Aaronson Group for all of your housing needs and real estate questions. 

Call:  949-388-5194 or email: info@previewochomes.com

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• If you're considering selling your house, recent headlines about home prices falling month-over-month may have you second-guessing your decision—but perspective matters.
• While home prices are down slightly month-over-month in some markets, home values are still up almost 10% nationally annually. A nearly 10% gain is still dramatic compared to the more normal level of appreciation, which is 3-4%.
• Reach out to The Aaronson Group  to find out how much equity you have in your current home and how you can use it to fuel your next purchase.

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Whether you're already a homeowner or looking to become one, the recent headlines about home prices may leave you with more questions than answers.

First, news stories are talking about home prices falling, raising concerns about a repeat of what happened to prices in the crash in 2008.
Based on those headlines, one of the questions on many minds is: how much will home prices decline? But you may need to realize that expert forecasters aren't calling for a free price fall. If you look at the latest data, it's possible that the most significant portion of month-over-month price depreciation nationally may already be behind us – and even those numbers weren't substantial declines on the national level. So instead of how far will they drop, the

Last year, the Federal Reserve took action to try to bring down inflation. Unfortunately, in response to those efforts, mortgage rates jumped rapidly from the record lows we saw in 2021, peaking at just over 7% last October. Hopeful buyers experienced a hit to their purchasing power as a result, and some decided to press pause on their plans.

Today, the rate of inflation is starting to drop. And as a result, mortgage rates have dipped below last year’s peak. Sam Khater, Chief Economist at Freddie Mac, shares: 

“While mortgage market activity has significantly shrunk over the last year, inflationary pressures are easing and should lead to lower mortgage rates in 2023.”
That’s potentially great news if you’re a buyer aiming to jump back into

It doesn’t matter if you’re someone who closely follows the economy or not; chances are you’ve heard whispers of an upcoming recession. A broad range of factors determines economic conditions, so rather than explaining them each in-depth, let’s lean on the experts and what history tells us to see what could lie ahead. As Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst at Bankrate, says:  

“Two-in-three economists are forecasting a recession in 2023 . . .”  

As talk about a potential recession grows, you may wonder what a recession could mean for the housing market. Here’s a look at the historical data to show what happened in real estate during previous recessions to help prove why you shouldn’t be afraid of what a recession could mean

If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home soon, you probably want to know what you can expect from the housing market this year. In 2022, the market underwent a significant shift as economic uncertainty, and higher mortgage rates reduced buyer demand, slowed the pace of home sales, and moderated home prices. But what about 2023?

An article from Housing Wire offers this perspective:
Sub-three percent mortgage rates, fast-paced bidding wars, and record-low inventory characterized the red-hot housing market of the past 2 ½ years. But more recently, market conditions have done an about-face. So now is the opportunity for everyone to become re-educated about what a ‘typical’ housing market resembles.

This year, experts agree we may see the

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If you’re thinking of buying or selling a home this year, connect with The Aaronson Group to help you understand where the housing market is headed in 2023.  Contact 949-388-5194 or email: info@previewochomes.com

The 2022 housing market has had two key things: inflation and rapidly rising mortgage rates. And in many ways, it’s put the market into a reset position.

As the federal reserve (the fed) made moves this year to try to lower inflation, mortgage rates more than doubled – something that’s never happened before in a calendar year. This increase in mortgage rates impacts buyer activity, the balance between supply and demand, and home prices. And as all those things changed, some buyers and sellers put their plans on hold and decided to wait until the market felt more predictable.

But what does that mean for next year? What everyone wants is more stability in the market in 2023. For that to happen, we’ll need to see the fed bring inflation down